glimpse的意思|glimpse的解释-里氏词典

glimpse [glɪmps]

n. 一瞥, 一闪

vi. 投以一瞥, 闪烁不定

vt. 瞥见

I only caught a glimpse of him sitting in the car, so I can't tell exactly what he looked like.
我只瞥见他坐在车里，所以我无法确切说出他长得什么样。
A glimpse of her face will tell you that she is innocent.
你只要一看见她的脸就会明白，她是无辜的。
I glimpsed at her among the crowd before she disappeared from sight.
就在她即将消失在人群里之前，我瞥见了她。

glimpse

[ noun ]

a quick look

<noun.act>

a brief or incomplete view

<noun.cognition>

from the window he could catch a glimpse of the lake

a vague indication

<noun.communication>

he caught only a glimpse of the professor's meaning

[ verb ]

catch a glimpse of or see briefly

<verb.perception>

We glimpsed the Queen as she got into her limousine

Glimpse \Glimpse\, v. i. [imp. & p. p. {Glimpsed}; p. pr. & vb.
n. {Glimpsing}.]
to appear by glimpses; to catch glimpses. --Drayton.

Glimpse \Glimpse\, v. t.
To catch a glimpse of; to see by glimpses; to have a short or
hurried view of.

Some glimpsing and no perfect sight. --Chaucer.

Glimpse \Glimpse\, n. [For glimse, from the root of glimmer.]
1. A sudden flash; transient luster.

LIght as the lightning glimpse they ran. --Milton.

2. A short, hurried view; a transitory or fragmentary
perception; a quick sight.

Here hid by shrub wood, there by glimpses seen. --S.
Rogers.

3. A faint idea; an inkling.

In fact, for a glimpse of the U.S. population in roughly 30 years, look at Florida right now.
Thousands of people caught a long-awaited glimpse of two giant pandas that went on display at the Toledo Zoo over the objections of a conservation group that wants the endangered animals returned to China.
"As you wander the streets, there's a sense of scale that is such that a human being is welcome," said Esolen. "You can imagine yourself in every nook and cranny, in the light of a balcony window, the glimpse of a patio.
Mrs. Bush also gave reporters a glimpse of the Bush's personal Christmas tree, upstairs in their private quarters in the Yellow Oval Room.
Kidding, Marla," he said. "I love him, too." Even Barbara Bush told reporters Sunday that her one disappointment at the dinner was that she failed to catch a glimpse of the face that has graced a thousand tabloids.
But she got her first glimpse of White House Executive Chef Hans Raffert's gingerbread house, dressed up as the witch's cottage from Hansel and Gretel.
The redistribution of her client list 'was a proper exercise of management authority'. The case received much publicity because of the clash of personalities involved and the glimpse it gave of high-earning City life.
By Curt Anderson, Associated Press writer Impressions of a Spanish film star on her first glimpse of Hollywood: "I am a little afraid of this city.
Trump was among a group scheduled for dinner Thursday night at the Soviet Mission; instead, the closest he came to the Soviet leader was a glimpse of a Gorby look-alike on Tuesday.
"But after Felipe got started, people began paying attention to us." Some of the attention Mr. Hidalgo could do without. Bounding out of the PRI offices one day, he catches a glimpse of one of the men who has been tailing him.
Here is a glimpse of individual retailers categorized by future prospects: BEST BETS Dayton Hudson Corp.
Here's a glimpse of how the Darlings' dinner time ritual has evolved: Janice Darling's variety store is nestled among the twinkling lights and garlands that festoon Main Street.
Nearly 200 people braved cold drizzle and waited behind a police barricade across the street hoping to catch a glimpse of the Soviet leader.
Vietnam veterans with post-traumatic stress disorder were less sensitive to pain after seeing scenes from a war movie, according to a study which gives a glimpse into the complex biology of the disorder.
Most came for a quick visit, to get a glimpse of a world they had not been able to see for 28 years.
For a glimpse of elementary science the way it should be taught, but seldom is, turn right after the sea lions at the Bronx Zoo.
Ferrer got a glimpse of the script last month when several scenes were shot on location in the Bronx and on Wall Street.
"This kind of public-private partnership is more than just a glimpse of the future," he says.
Superpower negotiations aside, Shevardnadze's activities before he boarded a special Washington-bound jetliner give a glimpse of how daunting the problems facing his country are.
The moves were seen by some industry watchers as a glimpse of who might be running Coke a few years down the road.
The hope is that the Soviets will get a glimpse of a democracy's military ethics and how the U.S. Army operates.
Aviation buffs who hoped to catch a glimpse of the bomber's first flight began gathering outside the perimeter of Air Force Plant 42 early today, Air Force spokesman Maj. Pat Mullaney said.
Meanwhile, Shamrock for the first time gave a glimpse of its plan for Polaroid if its hostile takeover succeeds.
West Germany's biggest union gave a glimpse of its power to mobilize East Germany's anxious work force by orchestrating a series of strikes by thousands of factory workers.
MacWhirter had been waiting for the B-2's first flight since January, rising before dawn on many days hoping to get a glimpse of the craft that only recently was shown to the public.
Several hundred people gathered at the clearing where the radio show said the beings landed and where 50 years ago farmers roamed surrounding fields with shotguns and curiosity seekers trampled crops for a glimpse of the invaders.
But this time, tens of thousands of people needed no encouragement as they joyfully waited for hours to glimpse John Paul.
Ecstatic crowds numbering in the hundreds of thousands would chant her name and wait for hours for a glimpse of her.
The minutes of the Open Market Committee offer one of the few ways for outsiders to get a glimpse of the Fed's deliberations.
The 1955 Jimmy Stewart movie, "Strategic Air Command," provided a glimpse of the strike force LeMay built.

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